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Directly from government. and how that money is distributed will be crucial in making sure that poorer areas don't see their funding fall behind. the government says it's investing £5.11 billion over the next three years to improve the lives of those who receive care, as well as an additional 1.6 billion in core local government funding for each year, which will allow councils to increase their spending on vital public services. back in north yorkshire, there is understanding about the need to pay for services, but some worry, too. we don't like it going up, but we're happy with the service w...

Are in residential care it does not cost accommodation costs, just the costs of care. this gets reduced to an over simplification, argument, but selling houses. under the current system anyone us assets or savings of more than £23,250, ends up savings of more than £23,250, ends up taking paid for care themselves, doesn't matter if they are living in a council house that they bought under the tories' right to buy scheme or they are in a mansion. the current system is in crisis. it is underfunded, quality is patchy, it struggles to recruit enough staff, and in residential care, the many people...